New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-01
CLOSING THE CASTLE GARDEN INQUIRY.

| MR. TArNToR DENIES STATEMENTS MADE BY MR..
sTEPHEXsoN-How IMMIGRANTS ARE TREATED.
j. c. savery president Of the American Emignnt Com
pany. the first witness examined yesterday at the
Castle Garden investigation In reply to Mr. Obey who
conducting the Inquiry he said that immigrants were
obliged bundle themselves OF the barges into Castle
Garden though they mboce Idiots or convics
He added
They are imprisoned deprived all rree win and fro,
port world The railroad people charge now
good AND not as good time twenty four
Ihes has been no and a
thing quarter Of century and know what
Mnn is@s
s4 while II he lands at NswYorE 1t VIII cost him $S3 TO
yon think Of the treatment Of tho immisrants
grace the American people who claim as ono OF the first
9frsy"a aeaaansa with how the Immigrant: are >. OK.
fspe w Why Socian could get his frends out
wss 70
o. knowing dyna@er rom an GraIasy man. don't kho"
do YOU expect that the Commissioners could know
DO YOU know that land does provide
for the keeping out OF dynamltersi Al DO ,,.o
MT Tainor~ Regarding the alleged to have been
made by Commissioner during his examination yesterday
that to me 9s, hGh he o to s
performed OF the action OF OF tho
sfn Of II Sa o's
s on py nS Is %
Bm graton who found guilty OF any misemeanor.
IN maze u: BY s
New York. The Commerce Committee inquired lre ana
reported the Senate that there occasion Tor an In
veSgon and the Senate declined to Investigate the matter
Commissioner Hauselt and others then examined,
after which announced that inquiry was closed
Mr.. OEey then accompanied Mr.. Tantor TO the Garden
where inspection OF the several departments was
made He started for Washington In the evening
A GALysT THE SPREAD OF PLEURoPNEUM0N1A.
Dr. Moreau Morris reported 10 the Health Board
that last week physicians of the summer corps
visited 1884 families living in 1853 tenement
houses, and found 002 persons who sick enough
were suffering from contagious diseases Nine fam
ilies found destitute. DR.. Morris said the re-
ports of tho physicians showed marked Improvement
In the health of the tenement dweers since the sum
,OirS DCsan " NisiL me houses. lac adcntion
OF the Board called to tho threatened spread of
smallpox In East Third-st., on account of tho In
lection due TO concealed case Of the disease. Dr.
Cyrus Edison reported as follows concerning pleuro-
In view OF the fact that contagious disease Is epidemic
the cattle Of New
ougaons have tended to show that number OF diseases
OF Infectious agiOus nature communicated TO
from animals, would respectfully recommend that
efficient be taken reliable reports from
OF the existence OF such diseases In order
that whatever acton deemed necessary be taken by
the Board OF Heath check the spread OF contagious
and prevent the sale or milk OF animals
suffering from Them.
The Board took this action on the report:
Resolved That Dr. Edison be and is hereby directed
cNamlhatOn BIO made OF all cattle In the city
kept Of III department and ascertain
Il the cOnd tons under which the permits granted
continued and that reports thereof be made 30 the Board
~ once.